Chariot

Very fun coop game, works fine under proton

Beautifully made. Horribly unfun. The entire game is dragging a wheeled coffin up and down hills. No matter how well made it is, the core concept is tedious, frustrating, and just not fun. Overpriced for what it is even if you enjoy it. Also its not very playable without a controller.

Great solo and co-op game.

You should pass this one

Chariot is a whimsical physics-based platformer from Frima Studio that builds its entire identity around one unusual and endearing concept: dragging a royal funeral chariot through a sprawling network of underground caverns while the ghost of the late king hovers nearby, endlessly critiquing your efforts. What initially sounds like a quirky premise quickly reveals itself as the core of a thoughtful and surprisingly intricate puzzle-platforming experience. As the princess and her loyal fiancé attempt to deliver the king to his final resting place, you journey through beautifully crafted environments full of hidden passages, collectible loot, and environmental hazards that constantly test your creativity and coordination. The foundation of Chariot’s gameplay lies in its physics system. The chariot itself is heavy, unwieldy, and constantly affected by momentum, slopes, and gravity. Every platform, ledge, and slope becomes a small puzzle as you figure out how to drag, push, or hoist the cart using ropes and clever positioning. The challenge is never just about moving your characters—it’s about understanding how terrain interacts with the chariot’s weight and how to manipulate both the…

Didn't make it very far in this while playing co-op. The game is quite difficult and the physics make it really frustrating especially if you're playing with someone who isn't great at video games. I don't recommend this for anyone in that situation.